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Chiu and KauComing soon
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Chiu and Kau
The sparrow's house of wax and the crow's house of dung.
From the original text · Oral tradition
Ages 0-3+
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The Monkey and the SugarcaneComing soon
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The Monkey and the Sugarcane
Makad ani usachi kandi.
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Ages 4-6+
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The Lion and the Old Woman
A grandmother who tricked a lion.
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Ages 4-6+
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Sant Dnyaneshwar's BuffaloComing soon
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Sant Dnyaneshwar's Buffalo
A folk telling.
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Ages 4-6+
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The Fort of Sinhagad
Tanaji and the monitor lizard, for the older ones.
From the original text · Oral tradition
Ages 7-12+
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Bhondla and the Elephant Song
Songs of Navratri.
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